velazquezn36
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Love the idea of you actually making a file for the finger pads.
The Amazing Spider-man 2 - 3D Print Files/Pattern - FREE
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The New Blood
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To print a mask is about 50 bucks
Really? Then wouldn't it be cheaper to print the whole suit, I thought it was like 100 bucks to print a suit
Lunaman
Sr Member
It's usually around $150 to print an entire suit. Printing a lone mask wastes a lot of fabric in the negative space that you still have to pay for.
biccino
Active Member
hi kenlandrum,
i'm again heare!!
i check again the seam but i think than there is a error!
in this pic there the red line indicates a seam where a forced part of the shoulder should be brought up.
also I made some changes to the color, the webs and the spiders.
What do you think?
dungparker
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If you re going to print, you should print the arm to see red and blue color , brick
RaidenTyler
Active Member
What you can do is instead of printing just one mask, you can fit maybe 2-3 mask patterns on a yard. That way, you can have more than one mask without wasting too much fabric (and money). I think 2-3 mask patterns would fit on a yard of Lycra. That's about $50 or so. Otherwise, I'd rather just save up the cash and print the whole pattern.
somnambulus
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man; everyone contributing to this is being very generous with their time.:thumbsup
The New Blood
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would it be possible to put 10 finger tabs and 2 palm pads into one file so its cheaper for the printer and put 2 soles in one stl? does anyone know how to size the soles so they can fit each person.
love the work so much
I know know to size them. With the plugins I can easily scale then in sketchup.
Dan R.
sp1derman
Sr Member
im not even sure what size the currently are i need to zize them to 11" at the longest point ?
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sp1derman
Sr Member
if i cast them would it matter what they are printed in (shapeways is overpriced for VAT and tax ect) could i print it in there ceramic or maybe i have someone local who can do it in normal plastic i have never done casting before would i literally print it push it into clay and remove it cook the clay for a solid mold and then pour in latex?
thanks
The New Blood
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sp1derman
Sr Member
thankyou
sent you a PM
RayneCross
Member
this is very generous of you to put this up, it looks AMAZING by the way
kenlandrum
Sr Member
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Are you looking at the revised file?
Maybe I'm just not seeing it.
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Yes, you should have photoshop. You might be able to get a 30 day trial.
Also, Thanks everyone. Hope you have fun with these.
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